The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-30
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
MEDLEY OFPERS0NAL, SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL 10 TTNGS.

Features of the Social season
stsff Little is engineering the Bedle SEN
atorial boom.
Mr.. Natl ieson does not want the Wash
inQton stree tunnel bill to be repealed.
Judge Rankin has transferred his field of
labor frem Trenton to Washington.
Are the taxpayer of Hoboken willing to
lose So, 600 by McMahon's bondsmen?
The Hoboken German Club will give
grand bal masque the latter part OF Febru-
airy.
Mr. William Clerk is now at Rome, and
expects the pleasure of an interview with
the Pope
Postmaster Moore, of Trenton, will not
resign as City Clerk until after the spring
election.
When the dickey birds begin to sing next
spring Mr. Underwood will lead Miss Negus
to the altar.
And now the mystery is explained
Mayor Cleveland wants to run for sheriff IN
November
The dairy products of Senator McPher-
sons Jersey farm are much sought after in
the market.
Cracking too many chestnuts at the jack
son dlnn er has brought ruin 10 the teeth of
Joe Noonan.
Counselor William Stark wants to sue
coed Mr.. OgS en as Judge of the Hoboken
District Court.
When Mr.. Bernhardt Bayer is appointe d
Consul to Munich, Hoboken will be array
ed in holiday attire.
Arrangements are being perfected for the
formation of an independent democratic
party in this county.
Freddy Fish would like the Senate to or
panize to give him an opportunity to shine
as presiding officer.
That isn't bad proposition to build an
Executive mansion at the west end OF the
State House grounds.
Meyer, the convicted bawdy-house
keeper, was taken to the penitentiary in a
carriage by officer Locke.
President Cleveland has conferred with
U. s. District Attorney Lippinc oft about
the case of Oscar Baldwin.
The Schlngel- Luederke wedding, soon to
be celebrated, is now greatly agitating Ho-
boken society circles.
The Democrats of Essex talk of nomi-
mating the Hon. Gottfrie1 Kruger for the
State Senate next fall.
Andrew Anderson. the defaulting col
lector of West Hoboken, will be br ought to
trial some day next week.
Counsellor Samuel McGill did valuable
service for the committee in the investiga-
ton of the Camden election contest.
At the meeting of the Board of Free
holders next Thursday, Director Schinzsl
will appoint the Boulevard Committee.
Counseloe Thomas McCarter who is
leading the fight in Newark, against the sa-
loon keepers, is by no means L. A. b.
Although having retired as a member of
the firm, ex-Mayor Seidler retains much of
his capital in the business of the Lorillards.
State Prison Keeper Pattersons term is
for five years, and not for the uDexpired
term of Mr.. Laverty as is asserted in some
papers.
1t was because they were unable to pro-
cure the lease that the Cartaret Club did
not hire tue Toffey mansion on Bergen
Square.
AS long as Comptroller Anderson dis
PLAYS that flaming red necktie the revolu-
ton among the Republican senators will
continue.
Wouldn't it look better if Chairman Fitz-
simmons of the Heboken Council wouldn't
preside just now and seek his notoriety at
shooting matches?
Miss Bertha Thinker, the daughter of
Hobokens ex-Mayor, scored quite a musI-
cal success at the German Club entertain
ment last evening.
The Republican State Senators are still
on strike because the Democratic House
of Assembly refuses to re appoint Boss
Sewell U. S. Senator.
Governor and Mrs. Green have deter
mined to maintain their Elizabeth home
until next fall, when they will go to house
keeping in Trenton.
Ex-Governor Bedle smiles and says that
he could not afford to 60 to the U. S. SEN
ate, but doss not object to being advertised
in that connection.
What influenced Mayor Kerr and the
Hoboken city officials to petition the court
for the release of convicted Jersey City
bawdy- house eeper?
A farewell reception given by Governor
Green's wife at Washington last Tuesday
was great social success, and again evil
depced the popularity of that lady.
It is said tia Mr.. Carl Schurz. who is
now engaged in writing life of Henry
Clay, will shortly embark in German
newspaper enterprise IN New York city.
Messrs. Charles and William @. Heppen-
heimer will shortly give grand reception
to the elder wing of the Independents at
their palatial bachelors home on the
Heights.
It did not require the explanatory card
of Assemblyman Wolyerton to prove the
fact that the Hudson grab-game brought
about the bolt in the Democratic Assembly
caucus.
AS the steamer Noordland, on which
there are a number of important witnesses,
will not be in to morrow, the trial of the
Belgian homicide case will again be poste
poned
The genial Sheriff Blown, of Essex, will
ever feel grateful to Assemblyman McDer-